How did you know it was time to move on?
SpetsRepair
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Kind of wondering, at what point do you decide its time to move on and look for another company to lay your roots in. Kind of in a situation where I can stay here for a long time, but I feel like another year of this will be a simple waste of time, what I do today other companies pay 20k more starting!!
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greg9891
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Sounds Like you are in an Interesting Situation. But if an opportunity presents itself and it allows room to grow then take it. Just make sure you leave in a good way....dont burn any bridges.:
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Remedymp
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If you're getting offers and you've reached your peak salary wise, you jump ship. Don't be loyal to a company that is not loyal to you.
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PC509
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Personally, I think it depends on the company. I could move and have a much higher paying job. But, the company I'm at treats me very well. Education reimbursement, certifications, training, they'll give me hands on experience on whatever I want, they'll hook me up with the folks at the parent company for more one on one with the security guys, a great team to work for, a great boss. They invest heavily in their workers. I can't leave. I've been in other places where I was just an employee. Just a number. No loyalty. Here, I feel like they are taking care of me.
Maybe in a few years it'll be time to move on. I'm already overqualified. But, I'll move on to further my career, not because I desire more money or a better company.
If you're working at a place where you're "just an employee", leave when you get a good enough offer that comes with a better job title. I can admit that if someone came to me with a 20K raise in pay and a job title of security analyst or something, I'd seriously think about it.